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Jun 26 2025FINANCE

Crypto's Big Move into U. S. Home Loans

The U. S. is making a bold move in the world of home loans. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two big names in the mortgage game, will now consider cryptocurrencies as assets when they check if someone can afford a home loan. This is a pretty big deal because it shows that digital money is becoming more a

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Jun 26 2025CELEBRITIES

The Mystery of Kristina Khorram: A Key Figure in the Combs Trial

Kristina Khorram, once the trusted right-hand of Sean Combs, has become a central figure in his ongoing trial, even though she hasn't been seen in public for over a year. Prosecutors didn't call her to testify, and neither did the defense. This has left many wondering what role she really played in

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Jun 26 2025POLITICS

Iran's Leader Faces a Changed Nation After Conflict

Iran's top leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been hiding for weeks. He stayed in a secret place during the fight with Israel. Now, he might come out. But he will see a different Iran. The war hurt Iran badly. Israel attacked many places. Important military leaders were killed. The damage is still

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Jun 26 2025TECHNOLOGY

WhatsApp's New AI Chat Summaries: A Quick Look

WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that uses AI to summarize private messages. This tool, powered by Meta AI, creates a bullet-point list of key points from unread chats. To use it, simply tap the button that usually shows all unread messages, and the AI will generate a summary instead. This fea

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Jun 26 2025HEALTH

Why Thimerosal in Vaccines is Back on the Table

In the past, vaccines had a big problem: bacteria could grow in them and make people sick. To stop this, a preservative called thimerosal was added to vaccines in the 1930s. It worked well for a long time, and the only issues were minor reactions at the injection site. But in 1999, health officials

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Jun 26 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Cost of Pushing Limits: Rowing and Heart Health

Heart troubles can pop up in athletes who push themselves too hard. A recent study dug into why former top-level rowers might face a higher chance of a heart rhythm issue called atrial fibrillation (AF). The big question: is it the intense training or something in their genes? Rowing is no joke. It

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Jun 26 2025SPORTS

Duke's Star Player: A Standout on and off the Court

Cooper Flagg is a name that's been on everyone's lips lately. This 18-year-old basketball sensation from Duke University is not just making waves on the court but also in the classroom. With an impressive 4. 0 GPA during his fall semester, Flagg is proving that he's a force to be reckoned with in bo

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Jun 26 2025TECHNOLOGY

Making Google's Find Hub More Reliable: A Simple Switch

Google's Find Hub network, used for tracking lost items, has a big problem: it's not as reliable as Apple's or Samsung's networks. The main reason? Google's default setting is less effective in finding items, especially in places that aren't crowded. This is because Google's network needs more than

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Jun 26 2025ENTERTAINMENT

The Social Network: A New Chapter

Aaron Sorkin is back with a fresh take on the Facebook story. This time, he's not just writing but also directing a follow-up to his Oscar-winning film, The Social Network. The new project, titled The Social Network Part II, is in the works at Sony Pictures. It's not a direct sequel but more of a co

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Jun 26 2025HEALTH

Phthalates in Our Lives: A Hidden Threat

Phthalates are sneaky chemicals that can mess with our bodies, especially the male reproductive system. One of the worst offenders is di-n-hexyl phthalate (DnHxP). Even though Europe banned it in 2020, people are still getting exposed to it. How? Well, sunscreen might be the culprit. Some sunscreens

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